I get it, your job is to counter with pro corporate messaging.
It is reasonable to say that 1 year with no driver updates is a problem for some, maybe not for you - but that's not really the point.
This is an enthusiast card, I'm not here to debate why enthusiasts might want features like setting crossover frequencies in the sound card's software.
But... I fully admit that I do want that functionality.
You might not think it's a big deal, and I'm sincerely happy you've found your hardware happy place.
Others perhaps see zero ongoing driver support as a lack of commitment, or even abandonment, on EVGA's part.
The solution to the other problem was to purchase a replacement card and sell the previous one, it seems there was an issue with the daughter card.
To get back to my original point, this is not a thread or device-specific position.
Firmware updates, Bios updates, security updates, driver updates, are all part of a manufacturer's commitment to the consumer.
EVGA just doesn't seem to be in that game.
My motherboard hasn't seen so much as a security patch in three years...
I just think recognizing that, in a driver thread of a potentially abandoned card, is fair game.